社会经济地位与怀孕和新生儿后果之间的关联:国际多中心队列

Gillian M Maher1,2, Liam J Ward3,4, Leah Hernandez3

  • 1INFANT Research Centre, University College Cork, Cork, Ireland.

概括

这项研究发现,在高收入国家,个人社会经济因素与怀孕并发症之间的联系很少. 然而,低学历与妊娠高血压有关,多种风险因素增加了早产风险.

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